The central character of the second novel in this trilogy travels to Zurich to meet with the Jungian analyst Johanna von Haller. One character in this trilogy acts as an understudy for Sir John Tresize under the name Mungo Fetch and becomes a magician after being abducted by Willard, performing under the name Magnus Eisengrim. At the end of the first book in this trilogy, the Brazen Head answers "He was killed by the usual cabal" when asked "Who killed Boy Staunton?" A character who is hit by a snowball at the beginning of this work, Mary Dempster, is seen as a saint by Dunstan Ramsay. For 10 points, name this trilogy
The central character of the second novel in this trilogy travels to Zurich to meet with the Jungian analyst Johanna von Haller. One character in this trilogy acts as an understudy for Sir John Tresize under the name Mungo Fetch and becomes a magician after being abducted by Willard, performing under the name Magnus Eisengrim. At the end of the first book in this trilogy, the Brazen Head answers "He was killed by the usual cabal" when asked "Who killed Boy Staunton?" A character who is hit by a snowball at the beginning of this work, Mary Dempster, is seen as a saint by Dunstan Ramsay. For 10 points, name this trilogy consisting of Fifth Business, The Manticore, and World of Wonders, a work of Robertson Davies.
The central character of the second novel in this trilogy travels to Zurich to meet with the Jungian analyst Johanna von Haller.
The {Deptford} Trilogy